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For community solar developers.

LMI enrollment at utility scale.

CSR enrolls 5M+ kWh of subscriptions every month across seven states. More than 60% are income-qualified households, documented the way Category 4 projects need it.

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Enrollment volume

kWh of subscriptions enrolled per month
5M+
kWh enrolled per week
1.25M
households enrolled per month
400–600
income-qualified (LMI) enrollments
60%+
activation rate
85–92%

Average, April–September 2026

Enrollment mix (approximate)
  • 60%Income-qualified (LMI)
  • 30%Residential
  • 10%Commercial

Highest-volume markets

Who we are

Built in the field.

Calvin spent three years in community solar as a field rep and team lead before building CSR. He built the back office around what developers need: developer relations, compliance, enrollment reconciliation, and reporting.

Calvin McIntosh, Founder & CEO

  • Founder & CEO

    Three years in the field as a rep and team lead. Owns developer relations, compliance, reconciliation, and reporting.

  • State team leads

    Run field work in each state, coach reps, and keep outreach inside state and developer rules.

  • Field teams

    About 20 in-person reps working door to door, at community events, and at booths and tables.

  • Online outreach and homeowner support

    Six people handling online leads, follow-up calls, Spanish-language support, and enrollment questions.

  • Traveling teams

    Experienced reps who open new utility territory when a project needs subscribers fast.

Income-qualified volume

Why our LMI volume holds up

  • The Lifeline pipeline

    Much of our LMI volume comes from Lifeline work. We help eligible households apply for Lifeline phone service, then help them enroll in community solar.

  • Trusted in the community

    We have built trust with food shelves, pantries, and other organizations that serve income-qualified households.

  • Se habla español

    Spanish-language support in the field and on the phone, from first contact to enrollment.

From outreach to a documented subscriber
  1. 1

    Community outreach

    Food shelves, pantries, community events, and door to door.

  2. 2

    Lifeline help

    We help eligible households apply for Lifeline phone service.

  3. 3

    Community solar enrollment

    The same household enrolls in a project in its utility territory.

  4. 4

    Documented LMI subscriber

    A complete file, checked before hand-off.

Documentation

Built for Category 4

Files built to the standard developers use for Section 48E(h) Category 4 (Qualified Low-Income Economic Benefit) projects.

What goes in an LMI file

One of these two:

  • A

    Categorical eligibility. A benefit or award letter from a qualifying program, plus Lifeline approvals where the developer accepts them.

  • B

    Income verification. Household income at or below 80% of area median income or 200% of the federal poverty level.

  • QA before hand-off

    Every file is checked against your list before it reaches you.

  • Your list, your rules

    We work to each developer’s document list, recency rules, and file format.

  • No uploads on our site

    Homeowners never upload documents on our website.

Commercial

Commercial enrollments

  • Firsthand experience enrolling commercial accounts in the Small General Service (SGS) and Medium General Service (MGS) rate classes across all of our markets.
  • Multiple Large General Service (LGS) accounts are ready and waiting for the right project.

How we work

Four steps, reported every two weeks

  1. 01

    Targeted outreach in your utility territory

    Field and online teams focus on the territory and subscriber mix your project needs.

  2. 02

    Qualify and educate

    Reps confirm the account holder and utility, and explain credits and billing in plain words.

  3. 03

    Verify and QA

    We collect the documents on your list and check every file before hand-off.

  4. 04

    Hand-off and reporting

    Files in your format, then biweekly pipeline, activation, and attrition reports.

Compliance

  • We keep consent records for calls and texts.
  • Reps follow each state’s door-to-door rules and carry ID.
  • Scripts are reviewed for each state and each developer.
  • Every rep completes CSR training before fieldwork: compliance, scripts, and state-specific modules.

Reporting

Developers get biweekly pipeline, activation, and attrition reporting with a dedicated point of contact.

Markets

Seven states

Field teams in seven states, plus traveling teams for new territory.

Contact

Discuss a project

Tell us about the territory, size, and subscriber mix. We reply within one business day.

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